Postcard
Send a friendly “hello” to your best buddies. Print out the postcard on sturdy paper, cut it out and write a special message to your best bud! Color it in, add a stamp and pop it into the mail!
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Dino Match!
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Dino Match!
Do you know your dinosaurs? Match the Dino Buddies on your plate with the images shown, then match the letter to the name in the list below.
- A. T-Rex
- B. Stegosaurus
- C. Brontosaurus
- D. Pterodactyl
- E. Triceratops
- F. Parasaurolophus
- G. Kronosaurus
Picture of Fun Coloring Pages
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Picture of Fun Coloring Pages
Print out these downloadable Dino Buddies coloring pages for a rainy day activity or to make snack-time a little more fun!
Dino Party Ideas & Printables
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Dino Party Ideas & Printables
Party like it's 65 million years ago with help from one of our favorite bloggers! With a few printables and a little imagination, you can throw a party and turn any day into a Dino Day!
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Salt Dough Dinosaur Fossils
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Salt Dough Dinosaur Fossils
Got some time to fill? Make an imPRESSive creation with the kids with this salt dough dinosaur fossils activity.
- 1 cup salt
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 cup luke warm water
- Dinosaur figurines
- Combine flour and salt.
- Next, add water and still until dough forms.
- Knead dough for 5 minutes until smooth.
- Once dough is ready, roll it out to ½ inch thick. Use cookie cutters or your hands to make round shape for fossil impressions.
- Have children take dinosaur figures and press them into the dough. They can press in just the feet or the whole body to create their fossils.
- Put in the oven for about 2-3 hours at 200 degrees F.
- Once out of the oven and cooled, put your fossils on display!
Dino Buddies Handprint
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Dino Buddies Handprint
This easy art project is the perfect activity for family members looking to lend a hand in for some quality bonding time.
- Paper
- Paints (a variety of colors needed)
- Paintbrush
- Marker or Color Pencils
- Lots of Hands!
- Paint both hands, put your wrists together, then press down on the paper with your fingers together to make opposite handprints that create Petra's body and wings.
- Use your thumb print to create the head.
- Finally, paint or draw her beak and legs.
- Paint one half of hand (thumb side) purple. Make sure to paint the thumb, too. Then paint the other half of hand and the remaining four fingers yellow.
- Keep fingers together. Press painted hand on to paper to make Bronto's head.
- Wash hand of paint and choose a red color that will be for Bronto's spine. Paint one finger tip that color and stamp finger around the shape of his head.
- Use a marker or colored pencil to draw in his eyes and smile.
- Paint palm of hand green. Make sure to paint the fingers and thumb, too.
- Keep fingers together. Press painted hand on to paper to make Herbie's head.
- Wash hand of paint and choose a purple color that will be for Herbie's spine. Paint one finger tip that color and stamp finger around the shape of his head.
- Use a marker or colored pencil to draw in his eyes and smile.
Dino Joke Teller
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Dino Joke Teller
In need of a laugh? Print out this joke teller to add a little humor to snack time.
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Dino Garden Activity
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Dino Garden Activity
Turn a free afternoon into an outdoor adventure with a garden activity followed by dino veggie pizza snack!
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Spot the Difference
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Spot the Difference
Download the scene so you and your little buddies can look and find all the differences between the two dino land frames.
